The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-06

Mrs. NJ. c. Jones of Omaha is |
gnest mt the Guver Springs.
Mrs. Milton E. Pinney and sol
of Haley are at the Springs.
Sheriff Kinney was in town OF
Tuesday on official business.
Mrs. Judge White and Mrs Katie
Madison of Shoshone are guests a
the Guyer Springs.
President Wright, of the P. 4 |
Co., leaves to-day for the East. Ht
will to return here next October.
Cal. Clawson and H. A. Pearsons
Of Bonanza left on Sunday after a
visit of several days in Ketchum
Mrs. p. A. McPhee, wife of our
popular deputy sheriff, passed sew.
eral days at the Springs during the
week.
Mr.. Z. Blickensdeffer and family
Mrs Mayer and Mrs. DIR. Cook OF
Pocatello, arrived at the Guyer
Hot Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Governor Stevenson has re-
ceived intelligence of the death of
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Harris, at
San Francisco.
n. M. Ruick, after rusticating for
several days at the Springs, left for
home on Thursday. While here
he solved the problem of how to
sleep in two beds at the same time.
Thomas Woolcock, foreman of
the Silver Star mine at Smoky has
been granted a short vacation and
on Wednesday left for California
to visit his children. He will re-
turn in about three weeks.
Mrs. Case Broderick, +. Broder-
lex, Mrs. A. l.. Richardson and
family of Boise, and Mrs. J. NJ.
Burkett and daughter of HALEY
were in Portland last Saturday en-
route to the seashore for recreation.
On Saturday last Mrs. Joseph
Pinkham gave lunch party, at
her residence, to number of young
lady friends. Those present were
Miss Lille khan, Miss Emma
Steward, Miss Sara Middleton, Miss
Valeria Dollarhide, Miss Sara Col
Inns, Miss Carrie Dollarhide and
Mrs. f. B. Williams.
Captain Guyer, after an abs ence
of nearly three years is expected
home next week from South Amer
lea, where he has been engaged in
the superintendency of an extern
siye mining property. He will
meet with a cordial welcome from
many old friends on the River when
he puts in an appearance.
Miss Ida c. Whittier, Of Soda
Springs, formerly a resident of Sho-
shone, is the author of a number
of poetical compositions which re-
fleet great credit on her ability as
writer. Her latest production,
which appears in the last issue of
the Shoshone Journal, evinces con-
siderable merit, and the young lady,
who is but seventeen years Of age,
gives promise Of becoming a prom
inent figure in the world of poetry
Mrs. a. S. Duniway who is now
spending few weeks at her hus-
bands ranch, on Lost river, in this
county, is furnishing to the Ore
5onian a series of interesting letters
concerning this portion of the ter
'itory. AS yet her energies have
been mainly devoted to Haley and
he Gold Belt, but on her return
rom Lost river she will probably
'emain in Ketchum a few days and |
ind abundant material for q letter
rom the terminus.
On Friday last, Mr.. William B.
\urtz, Thomas HALEY, Miss Bah
,ock, Miss Leona Haley, Misses
sadie and Annie Bledsoe and Mrs.
Nm. -Northrop, left Boise City by |
private conveyance tor Wood river
lrriving on last Tuesday at HALEY
!fter a SPLENDID trip. Mr.. Kurtz
md Miss Babcock arrived at Ketch-
I'm on the evening of the same day
IN their way to the Guyer Springs
where the young lady will remain
or few days.